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2. How implement I'm feeling Lucky in html? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/62869308

   I have been trying to implement a form that goes to either normal Google search results or it's first search result.

3. html - Replicate Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" Button On My Own...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/64860437

   Details on the Redirect Page from Linking to Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" Oct. 2, 2019: The redirect page was first reported on Google Search Help, the question has since been closed and comments are disabled -- they are probably not going to fix this. You cannot use an <iframe />.

4. How to access Google Search "I'm Feeling Lucky" functionality...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/16877882

   There is nothing magic about Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" functionality. It simply picks the first result of the search. So, however you're using the api, you can just select the first result as well. Furthermore, you can use this format for a URL in order to hit the "I'm Feeling Lucky" result of Google:

5. html - Google I'm Feeling Lucky's button - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/64506270

   In the first one, by clicking on the "Google Search" submit input, the user is doing a classic research. While in the second one, when the user clicks on the "I'm Feeling Lucky" submit input, the user is directly taken to the first link that would have appeared if the ser would have done a classic research.

6. How do we set up the attributes on the form and input tags to get...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/62949860

   For project 0 of the Edx.org CS50’s Web Programming with Python and JavaScript , one of the tasks is to create a search feature that will allow the user to perform advanced google searches and the "I'm feeling lucky" submit button.

7. Able to select "I'm Feeling Lucky" but cannot click it

   stackoverflow.com/questions/56347004

   I am trying to write a simple program to open up chrome, go to Google, and click on "I'm Feeling Lucky." I see that it acts as if the cursor is placed over the icon, but it will not perform a click.

8. PHP scraping problem with Google "I'm feeling lucky"

   stackoverflow.com/questions/1733338

   I'm trying to scrape using Google "I'm Feeling Lucky" button. For small query like 'iteminfo.ca' it works, because it redirects me to iteminfo.ca. This is the query url:

9. Direct URL to "I'm Feeling Lucky" for images - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/10474145

   Direct URL to "I'm Feeling Lucky" for images. Ask Question Asked 12 years, 4 months ago.

10. vb.net - Google I'm Feeling Lucky URL - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/32771964

    So, I've spent about 2 hours trying to get the I'm Feeling Lucky URL to work. It seems the URL doesn't like the periods in the search parameter, so does anyone have any potential tricks? Search Value= 40.840.1/8Z. The first result in a regular Google search is the correct page. Here's what I've tried:

11. http - Python - get redirected URL from Google's "I feel lucky"...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/19728252

    I need to write a Python function that all it does is to take a link from Google's "I feel lucky" or Duckduckgo's "I'm feeling ducky" and return its redirection. for example, the function shuld tak...